heres my issue, i have done an engine swap from JX to AAZ, now the clutch doesn't work properly, i can start it in gear with my foot on the clutch but i can't change while in motion, nor can i start it the select a gear, well i can but have to slam it in,
Whats ya thoughts? i thought bleed it maybe?
Hydraulic Clutch
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Re: Hydraulic Clutch
does a diesel have a spigot bearing? Sounds like the what my 2.1 did when the spigot bearing ate itself!
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Re: Hydraulic Clutch
see replies in syncro, I reckon you need to adjust the pedal pushrod
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Re: Hydraulic Clutch
Shouldn't have to.
Same clutch, same flywheel.
Sounds like you have introduced some air somewhere and it needs bleading, or when you swapped the engine and when the box was lower you may have finished off the clutch pipe.
Possible.
Other thing is the slave cylinder in good fettle, have you pulled the push rod out and see if there is any fluid coming out, if there is it's goosed, same goes for master cylinder, any puddles on the cab floor?
Same clutch, same flywheel.
Sounds like you have introduced some air somewhere and it needs bleading, or when you swapped the engine and when the box was lower you may have finished off the clutch pipe.
Possible.
Other thing is the slave cylinder in good fettle, have you pulled the push rod out and see if there is any fluid coming out, if there is it's goosed, same goes for master cylinder, any puddles on the cab floor?
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Re: Hydraulic Clutch
Shouldn't have to.
Same clutch, same flywheel.
Sounds like you have introduced some air somewhere and it needs bleading, or when you swapped the engine and when the box was lower you may have finished off the clutch pipe.
Possible.
Other thing is the slave cylinder in good fettle, have you pulled the push rod out and see if there is any fluid coming out, if there is it's goosed, same goes for master cylinder, any puddles on the cab floor?
Same clutch, same flywheel.
Sounds like you have introduced some air somewhere and it needs bleading, or when you swapped the engine and when the box was lower you may have finished off the clutch pipe.
Possible.
Other thing is the slave cylinder in good fettle, have you pulled the push rod out and see if there is any fluid coming out, if there is it's goosed, same goes for master cylinder, any puddles on the cab floor?
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Re: Hydraulic Clutch
you were saying
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Re: Hydraulic Clutch
I think that he shouldn't have to do it twice either. 
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